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| Guest | new Vista UI buton types The standard Vista interface has some new button types, like the special toolbar that replaces the old menus in Windows Explorer, the dropdown buttons in Windows Media player and other standard applications (buttons with a little arrow that spawn a menu when clicked), etc. The question is: how can we use these in a managed environment? I did not find any info on MSDN about these controls except the UI Guidelines and those offer no advice on how to create such buttons. Tanx a lot for your time! |
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| Guest | Re: new Vista UI buton types Are these really "standard". They aren't used all that consistently across different applications. From a quick skim of the UI Guidelines I think these are "standard concepts", not controls. They do not exist as stand-alone controls in Windows Presentation Foundation. However, given Control Templates and Styles, it is relatively trivial to implement the look and feel of these concepts. - Doug <sbarlea@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1159167999.585041.99280@d34g2000cwd.googlegroups.com... > The standard Vista interface has some new button types, like the > special toolbar that replaces the old menus in Windows Explorer, the > dropdown buttons in Windows Media player and other standard > applications (buttons with a little arrow that spawn a menu when > clicked), etc. > > The question is: how can we use these in a managed environment? I did > not find any info on MSDN about these controls except the UI Guidelines > and those offer no advice on how to create such buttons. > > Tanx a lot for your time! > |
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| Guest | Re: new Vista UI buton types Are these really "standard". They aren't used all that consistently across different applications. From a quick skim of the UI Guidelines I think these are "standard concepts", not controls. They do not exist as stand-alone controls in Windows Presentation Foundation. However, given Control Templates and Styles, it is relatively trivial to implement the look and feel of these concepts. - Doug <sbarlea@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1159167999.585041.99280@d34g2000cwd.googlegroups.com... > The standard Vista interface has some new button types, like the > special toolbar that replaces the old menus in Windows Explorer, the > dropdown buttons in Windows Media player and other standard > applications (buttons with a little arrow that spawn a menu when > clicked), etc. > > The question is: how can we use these in a managed environment? I did > not find any info on MSDN about these controls except the UI Guidelines > and those offer no advice on how to create such buttons. > > Tanx a lot for your time! > |
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